TinselKoala's Magnetics Workbench

[0c]

So we really have 4 types

I just remembered, there's also the cadeuceus coil. So there's 5 types. But I'm primarily concerned with the Tesla patented bifilar coil. 

[xilusma]

Hi TinselKoala,

Any update on the test unit?

Regards

[TinselKoala]

Not much. I found enough wire to wind another identical Tesla bifilar, but not enough to wind another identical pancake.
So I made the bifilar, and tested the two bifilars together--they gave an intermediate spark.
I have not done any DC field mapping as per the original request from 0c. I'll be making a little gimballed magnet, sort of like a 3-d compass, to try to map the fields in a visually descriptive way, and I'm also building groundloop's MOSFET H-bridge circuit to act as an actuator for various experiments using these coils and also for ltseung's famous experiment001 and explain004.

[Pirate88179]

@ TinselKoala:

When you do Tseung's infamous experiment 001, please be sure to do it correctly this time. (Ha ha)

Obviously, and I hope you know, I am only kidding.  I really don't know why you are wasting your time with the LOT as I thought all of your explanations and earlier tests were exactly correct.  The only problem was, it did not prove his theory.  I seriously doubt that there is any test in the universe that could do that.  Keep up your good work though, I am learning a lot from you.

Bill

[0c]

@TK,

Just what do you mean by "intermediate spark"?

Have you been able to test the intensity of the magnetic field with DC or a short DC pulse? Is it any stronger with the bifilar coil?

0c